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ID	12019
Author(s)	Cowe, S. Peter
Title	The two armenian versions of chronicles. Their origin and translation technique
Published	Revue des Etudes arméniennes, 22, 1990-1991, p. 53-96
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Armenia / Literature (up to End of 17th Century) [Browse all]
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
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	Tendentious translation and the evangelical imperative: religious polemic in the early armenian church / Cowe, S. Peter
	The origin of the glide in the Armenian proper names / Greppin, John A.C.
	The origin of the glide in the Armenian proper names / Greppin, John A.C.
	An Armenian religious miscellany manuscript in Southern California / Cowe, S. Peter
	An Elizabethan Armeno-Latin Wordlist and the Inception of Armenian studies in England / Cowe, S. Peter
	Verloc and Stavrogin: two versions of personality disintegration / Sokołowska, Katarzyna
	Armenological paradigms and Yovhannēs Sarkawag's «Discourse on wisdom» - philosophical underpinning of an Armenian renaissance? / Cowe, S. Peter

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The two armenian versions of chronicles. Their origin and translation technique